Shuuichi Ikeda Yelled at Kouichi Yamadera While Recording Mobile

>>15077668

This probably would have meant a lot more if Char wasn't trying to drop a meteor on earth and kill everybody

Who was in the wrong here?

>>15077736

Ikeda. Putting aside that there's not really much nuance to Char in Char's Counterattack, and that he's trying to kill billions of people to enact a master plan, yelling at someone simply isn't a good way to inform them of anything, since yelling at them will almost certainly put them in a defensive mood and actively hinder the process of teaching them. He'd have done better to explain it calmly since Yamadera would be more likely to take his words on board if he had.

And to do it with a different film, but that part can't really be helped.

>Ikeda is secretly planning a colony drop on earth.

Yamadera did the stupid thing of assuming standard black and white robot anime, despite Gundam(79) and Zeta(85) and ZZ(86) all airing before said casting and all painting a much more complex picture.

>>15077791

Gihren and Scirocco were pretty starkly black characters. I haven't seen ZZ to comment t on it's villains. Regardless, Tomino tends to make his villain faction complex by filling them with more morally grey characters like Dozle and Reccoa, but then cap those factions with a starkly evil character so that the viewer feels less conflict about them being the designated villain or coming to the climax when they must lose or something.

>>15077811
>it's villains
it is villains

You mean "its"

>>15077813

Autocorrect, but yes.

>>15077811

Pretty much. The thing about Gundam, at least initially was that the soliders of the enemy side were sympathetic and had their own reasons for fighting beyond being faceless monsters who wanted to kill humanity because reasons like most old SR shows.

Ghiren however, was an evil bastard directly compared to Hitler in show and it never ever tried to paint him as sympathetic or right in any way.

>>15077820
That seems to be the formula for gundam.
>Show both sides of the conflict on a particular front
>brief showings of what the higher ups are doing
>higher ups begin power play
>main cast ponders what they can do in accordance to new development or feasability of going against it.